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CB250 A friend of mine at work has just bought a CB250 (don't laugh, it's a step uo from a step thru and CG125) but doesn't have a handbook. Can anyone tell us what tyre pressures he should be running? Please :puzzled: |
Give Tyreman a bell (info link in my sig Paul) or here:??? http://www.honda-geneve.com/catalog/CBF250-2004.html others indicate 29psi f & r if thats any help? C:) |
Thanks Chaz, got Steve's link in my signature too. Y'see Mike, I told you you'd get the answer on THE worlds best Ducati club website ;) |
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Is that the super 'wet' dream 250 or the older 250 G5 or K4? I seem to remember I used to run about 30-32 F&R on my old K4. Ains. |
80 front and rear (but only if the front is a Corsa) HTH :D |
1994 CB250. I asked if it was a 250N but apparently not, looks a bit like the "Nighthawk" import model but it's a genuine UK model. Thanks peeps. |
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cripes Dom, you HAVE put on weight to run at those pressures :sing: |
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:lol::lol::lol::lol::D |
Step UP????? 2003 Varadero 125 15bhp (same as CG125) 2004 CB250 20bhp It does 80mph downhill with a following wind - same as my Varadero did. |
It just gets there 30 minutes quicker Karen :lol: |
Wasn't the 250N the "SuperDream", with the 250 being just a mere "Dream"? |
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Ains you young whippersnapper I had the KO with the square tank in blue & white Mine was ''modified'' by fitting empty yoghurt pots as bellmouths, no baffles and a '' mr kiplings cakes '' red rear light lens ( to save weight ). Aaaah those were the days.... Did I ever tell you about the time I .........................zzzzzzzzzzzz :D |
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Than what ?? Me walking ???? :devil: |
Thought they ran solid tyres Paul:lol: |
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:lol: Wasn't that the old CB72/77/92? Mine was candy apple orange, but I had a mauve K3 for spares. K4 was a basket case for 40 quid and the K3 50 quid outthe back shed of a bike shop in orpington The bit I liked about them was you could adjust the tappets perfectly as the rockershaft was off centre so you could run the engine unlock the shaft and move until the tapping just disappeared; and the oil filter was centripedal so you didn't have to buy and oil filter. On 3 bob a week that was an important consideration! :lol::lol: Wish I'd kept both now, seen how much they are worth? :o Ains. |
Now wot about the CB350 in metallic green,about 33BHP and barks like a b*stard,proper bike me thinks. Anyone owned one?????? |
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Very nearly! Ended up with a cafe racer 400/4 F2 instead. 410cc over bore, Leicester ali wheels, an ali tank made by the same bloke who made Baz Sheenes tanks, short conti exhaust and a 2/4 seat. TT 100's, 4.10 on front and 4.25 on the back. Did over 30,000 miles on it and never changed the front as it hadn't worn out! :lol: What's more never fell off it through the front washing out either. fell off it when the front sproket came off instead! :o Still got the tank though. Ains. |
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